The Lives of Others

The Lives of Others

Michael HollandSep 19, 2026

Listening changes everything Sonia Friedman Productions today announced the full company for the world premiere of the stage adaptation of Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s…

The Silence Is Deafening

The Silence Is Deafening

Michael HollandSep 19, 2026

ISQ (Irene Serra) will hold her album launch at Crazy Coqs on 15th October, playing songs from her brand new record The Silence Is Deafening, out…

Review: Million Dollar Quartet – The Arts at Marble Arch

Review: Million Dollar Quartet – The Arts at Marble Arch

Michael HollandSep 17, 2026

A classic jukebox musical While The Arts Theatre in Great Newport Street is undergoing major renovations, the Arts at Marble Arch has popped up…

New Bermondsey waste depot to cost nearly £7m more than planned

New Bermondsey waste depot to cost nearly £7m more than planned

Katherine GraySep 11, 2026

Plans to build a new waste depot in Bermondsey’s Mandela Way are costing a council nearly £7million more than originally planned. Originally estimated to…

Peckham People in Parliament

Peckham People in Parliament

Michael HollandSep 11, 2026

Manifesto: Building Belonging Happy 40th birthday to Theatre Peckham, who recently completed four decades of providing for their local community and beyond. To achieve…

There is Still Life in a Brief Encounter

There is Still Life in a Brief Encounter

Michael HollandSep 8, 2026

‘Still Life’, the play that inspired David Lean’s ‘Brief Encounter’, has come to life in an immersive new production in the Theatre Royal Drury…

Ella Walker: Courtauld Commission 2026

Ella Walker: Courtauld Commission 2026

Michael HollandSep 5, 2026

Somewhere between the sacred and the everyday Manchester-born artist Ella Walker is the latest recipient of the Courtauld Commission. Walker has long explored the…

Requiem For Rover

Requiem For Rover

Michael HollandSep 4, 2026

Learn how to grieve properly Gaulier-trained American clown Zoe Wohlfeld is holding a funeral for her childhood dog. Dressed in Victorian mourning garb and…

Review: Slow Fire – Jermyn Street Theatre

Review: Slow Fire – Jermyn Street Theatre

Michael HollandAug 28, 2026

A play that explores complex ideas, brought to life by strong performances Director Rex Ryan brings a post-apocalyptic tale into the bunker of the…

Review: Jeeves Takes Charge @ Charing Cross Theatre 

Review: Jeeves Takes Charge @ Charing Cross Theatre 

Michael HollandAug 21, 2026

Sam Harrison is unbelievable Tucked away under cobbled arches and decked out with the traditional touches of an English theatre—red carpeting, wooden bar and…

‘My Soho block of flats feels like a hostel because of short-term lets’

‘My Soho block of flats feels like a hostel because of short-term lets’

Katherine GrayAug 21, 2026

A man living in the heart of Soho says his block of flats feels “like a hostel” because of a short-term let operating above…

A Slow Fire in Jermyn Street Theatre

A Slow Fire in Jermyn Street Theatre

Michael HollandAug 13, 2026

Jermyn Street Theatre and Glass Mask Theatre today announced full casting for the UK premiere of Simon Stephens’ A Slow Fire, a remarkable post-apocalyptic…